On 2008/04/19 3:41 AM, mike scott wrote:
On 19 Apr 2008 at 10:30, Harold Fuchs wrote:
...
Exactly. Well put. Although I think I'd prefer it if it were the
OOo/Mozilla
team (assuming TB gets used) that supplied the code.
Given my opinion of the way TB currently works, I'd not be happy if
Mozilla had a major design influence on such a project.
I'm all for choice!
I personally am quite happy with Thunderbird but that wasn't the point I was
trying to make. My point was that whichever mail system gets chosen I'd
prefer it if the "integration" (or whatever word you'd prefer) were
implemented and distributed by an "official" OOo/<mail-client-organisation>
team so that it gets supported along with OOo etc. rather than relying on a
third party (another link, another place to break).
Fair enough view.
(I am currently /extremely/ irritated by TB's lack of decent news-
reader filters, which makes some groups virtually unreadable because
of unfilterable spam. The mail section of TB has far better filtering
- which points to inconsistent and therefore poor internal design.
Purely IMO, of course.)
Thunderbirtd 3 will have much improved news-reader filters.
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